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    Tips for the Newbies inside!

    Because of the crappy hit detection in this game move more, dive more and especially jump more(even if you are called a bunny hopper, because no one likes a bunny hopper especially ones thats looking down at thier @ss raped body). The more you move around the less BF2 will detect that you got hit. Now you know why your whole clip cannot kill a high ranker sometimes.
    From the guru of BF2
    I will reveal another tip later so stay tuned!
  • iQue
    Member
    • May 2007
    • 4925

    #2
    Re: Tips for the Newbies inside!

    Ya

    BF2's infantry gameplay is ****ed up. But still fun oddly enough.

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    • =98=
      Member
      • Oct 2006
      • 10299

      #3
      Re: Tips for the Newbies inside!

      I never have problems with hit detection. A lot of it happens when you run BF2 on a low end computer with poor broadband. The CPU doesn't effectively process the netcode leading to poor hitboxes. Same thing happens when you have slow Internet or a damn inefficient TCP/IP stack.

      You'll notice if you play on a good computer with a good ping, such problems don't really exist (a good ping is <50). You can snipe an enemy running perpendicular to you by actually aiming at them. It's a good feeling.

      Hitboxes used to be less of a problem in earlier BF2 revisions, but somewhere along the line, EA have obviously played with the netcode and it's been made a bit more demanding, hence more problems. As Internet connection and computer power increases, it's less of a problem.

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      • [21CW].{=666=}Matryx

        #4
        Re: Tips for the Newbies inside!

        My rig has E8400 CPU, 8800GTS 640Mb, 4Gb memory, Vista Ultimate and 10mbps download, 1,5 mbps upload by cable. Pings sometimes single figure and do experience bad hit reg. Sometimes server related but on the other hand I notice that some guys from e.g. Poland with pings 60-80 have no problems with hit reg. The funny thing is that I see those guys shoot me at spots I used to be and that sucks. Very often I am already behind a wall or whatever obstacle and then they get awarded a kill, sometimes I already look at their back and then they have killed me lol. Also TV-missiles sometimes hit me when I see them 10-yards next to me. This makes the game harder.

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        • =98=
          Member
          • Oct 2006
          • 10299

          #5
          Re: Tips for the Newbies inside!

          Originally posted by amfohr
          My rig has E8400 CPU, 8800GTS 640Mb, 4Gb memory, Vista Ultimate and 10mbps download, 1,5 mbps upload by cable. Pings sometimes single figure and do experience bad hit reg. Sometimes server related but on the other hand I notice that some guys from e.g. Poland with pings 60-80 have no problems with hit reg. The funny thing is that I see those guys shoot me at spots I used to be and that sucks. Very often I am already behind a wall or whatever obstacle and then they get awarded a kill, sometimes I already look at their back and then they have killed me lol. Also TV-missiles sometimes hit me when I see them 10-yards next to me. This makes the game harder.
          Yeah, that'll be to do with just the poor BF2 code or an underpowered/overloaded server. A large proportion of the hitbox issues are because of low end client computers.

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          • Col.Bunwhacker
            Member
            • Sep 2008
            • 130

            #6
            Re: Tips for the Newbies inside!

            lol i plug bunny hoppers all the time because it only works against those with lag. And i dont have any.

            No lag = no problem hitting bunnies

            No matter how high end your system is, if you have a bad internet connection or a slow ethernet card you will have problems. Lots of gamers cheap out on the ethernet card, big mistake!

            The other thing that can cause bad hit detection is a slow updating server.

            edit: I still hate bunnyhoppers though because they ruin the immersion, nothing reminds me im playing a game more than a guy jumping all over like an idiot...

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            • =98=
              Member
              • Oct 2006
              • 10299

              #7
              Re: Tips for the Newbies inside!

              Bunny hoppers also don't stand up to shotguns well.

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              • Reaper2794

                #8
                Re: Tips for the Newbies inside!

                Here you go. This is where all the guides written by me are. A big sniper guide is underway and many more.

                All written from personal experience and research.

                You guys are all welcome to post on our forums as well. It's not just for our clan members and friends. It's a public form like this.

                If you need help, links to cool maps and programs, technical support, and more, sign up now. We'd love to help ya out.



                ~ Reaper ~

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                • =)BiT(= Evant3k
                  Member
                  • Aug 2007
                  • 1426

                  #9
                  Re: Tips for the Newbies inside!

                  Originally posted by Alex98uk
                  Bunny hoppers also don't stand up to shotguns well.
                  I bunny hop with a M11-87, and no one can hit me.

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                  • imported_kiwi
                    Member
                    • Jun 2007
                    • 555

                    #10
                    Re: Tips for the Newbies inside!

                    This is more like a general tip that could be applied to any FPS

                    To improve hitbox mess around with usersettings.con (search this forum or google), it won't be perfect but it helps no doubt if you find appropriate settings to your hardware/network.

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                    • Kreepy Kitteh =^o.O^=
                      Member
                      • Feb 2008
                      • 3101

                      #11
                      Re: Tips for the Newbies inside!

                      Learn to snipe... I hit a running target at 406m earlier today.. You just need to get used to bullet drop and travel time.. It doesn't take a whole lot of "skill" just practice.

                      Also someone posted a video on here not long ago which has helped me a sht load! it showed how you can use attack markers (must be a squad leader) as range finders, Which i had never thought of before but it REALLY helps out when you roughly know the bullet drop at different distances..

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                      • waaah_wah
                        TEAM BLADE!
                        • Jun 2007
                        • 3656

                        #12
                        Re: Tips for the Newbies inside!

                        ^^You never thought about using the markers as a range finder before?!

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                        • Kreepy Kitteh =^o.O^=
                          Member
                          • Feb 2008
                          • 3101

                          #13
                          Re: Tips for the Newbies inside!

                          Originally posted by waaah_wah
                          ^^You never thought about using the markers as a range finder before?!
                          I had never been a squad leader until a couple of weeks ago and before that never really been in a squad.

                          P.S. That's another tip, To avoid getting switched to the other team, become a squad leader.. 99% of the time you will not be switched due to team balance after the other team decide to pack it in when they are getting their as*es kicked.

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                          • =98=
                            Member
                            • Oct 2006
                            • 10299

                            #14
                            Re: Tips for the Newbies inside!

                            What happens if you are a squad leader of an empty squad? Do you get switched?

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                            • Kreepy Kitteh =^o.O^=
                              Member
                              • Feb 2008
                              • 3101

                              #15
                              Re: Tips for the Newbies inside!

                              Nup... Well I've never been switched when my squad is empty which it is 90% of the time.

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